Historic Pipe Tomahawk-Inspired Wall Decor With Wood Display

Historians view the pipe tomahawk as a blending of two cultures, Native American and European American. The pipe tomahawk featured a cutting edge on one side and a pipe bowl on the other. It was sometimes used for chopping but more often in ceremonial peace rituals. Now, you can own a sampling of these powerful symbols of ancient ways with the Historic Pipe Tomahawk-Inspired Wall Decor Collection, recreated closely based on historic pieces at half the scale, available only from The Bradford Exchange. Your Native American-style tomahawk wall decor collection begins with Issue One, Pipe Tomahawk (Circa 1820) Southern Plains Style Modern Day Oklahoma. Soon your collection will continue with Issue Two, Pipe Tomahawk (Circa 1880) Northern Plains Style Modern Day Montana, Issue Three, a custom glass-covered Display case - a $100 value, yours for the same low price as a single issue. Additional historic pipe tomahawks-inspired pieces will follow. Each issue will arrive separately.‡

Each half-scale replica pipe tomahawk in this museum-quality collection is meticulously handcrafted by the craftsmen of Ten Eagles Studio exclusively for us, and inspired by period examples crafted by 19th-century European and Native American artisans. Every issue features a real wood handle enhanced with metal inlays, real feathers, beads and leather-finished accents to recreate period designs. Included with the collection is a custom-crafted wood display, arriving as Issue Three, with protective glass cover and a suede-look backdrop along with a metal title plaque for each issue. Each historically-inspired pipe tomahawk includes an informational Collector's Card explaining its historical and cultural significance. However, you must act now because this Native American-style tomahawk wall decor collection is being offered in a strict limited edition of only 5,000 complete collections. Strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!